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THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

1oe fOum0 IN Wmncm e00 CO1mtnOtOus
ees are 70 Enligssn the Senate sab.
TomorTow the District Commissioners win meet
the subcommittee OF the Senate committee on the
District 70 discuss the question OF steam and
street railways In the District. STAR reporter
asked the commissioners what suggestions they
Woun make IN reference to the matter, especially
with relation to the Union depot project but they
declined TO answer They averred that It would
not be proper for them to speak in advance OF
their conference with the Senate committee The
letter from the Senate District committee contain
ing the points upon which q report will be made
BY the Commissioners says:
"The Senate has authorized the committee on the
Districs o. Columbia to sit during the recess Of
congress Ior The purpose OF investigating and re-
porting upon the subject OF steam and street rail-
ways In the District Of Columbia, and for that
which, unless otherwise arranged win sit at the
room OF the senate committee ON the District OF
Columbia on the 18th day Of November prox. The
subcommittee desires that the Commissioners OF
the District will prepare and submit at said time
their views upon the following questions: 1.
o any OF tne steam railroad companies are
acts Of Congress the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
terminal location. and when win the privileges
which they now enjoy expiref 3. Are such priv
ieges terminaole by act Of Congress7 4. Whether
could not De required to unite outside the present
limits OF the city and enter by one line which
would anord said company and the travelling pub
lie equal facilities with those now enjoyed. S.
Whether there are any typographical
or other objections to the location
OF union depot within the city limits
70 De USED In common by all existing lines.
q II no objection to o union depot exists. what
location would best subserve the interests OF the
people OF the District and the travelling public? z.
In case a union depot cannot be established, to
what points should the present terminus OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad respectively be with
drawn? With reference to street railroads: 1.
whether any portions OF the city or District re-
quire additional accommodations; and If so. whatf
z. AFTER satisfying yourselves by inquiry, state
what kind OF rail should be used, whether uniform
or otherwise; and whether there Is any practical
dmculty In the use Of the same track by cars
moved by horses and others moved by cable power
3 State the present method Of taxation with
amount of taxes paid annually by each company,
and the amount Of taxes unpaid, II any. 4. In
your opinion Is change In the motive power OF
existing lines desirable; II So your suggestions
thereon? s. Whether any Of the street railways
are now occupying any Of the streets, alleys or
reservstions without authority Of law, and par
ucularly whether the Metropolitan Railroad Co.
has any right to occupy Connecticut avenue?"
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CHnox1o CArAaaH

Cannot be cured by local applications II il const-
tuuona disease and requires constitutional remedy
like Hoods sarsaparilla which, working through the
blood ersdicstss the .mpuriy which causes and pro-
notes the disease, and effects permanent cure
AT the same time Hoods sarseparilla builds mp the
whole system and makes feel renewed strength
Il have been troubled with that annoying disease,
nasal cstarrh. and have taken all kinds of blood pur
hers, but found relief till used Hoods Ssrss.
par1la which Am confident viii do all that is claimed
J. L. ROUTT, HARRISBURG KY
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for %. Prepared only
by G. 1. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Masa
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR i
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AND BISHOP NK>rGHT CLAIMS THAT THg pENOCRA
WILL MAKE TERMS WITH THE NoRNoSs

AND BISHOP NKSrGHT CLAIMS THAT THE DEMOCRATIC
WILL MAKE TERMS WITH THE NoRNoSs
Mormon Bishop James Mcknight, OF SAN Lake
city, is In Cleveland visiting the scenes OF his boy
hood. He is ifty-fye years old To a reporter
Bishop Mcknight talked frankly and entertain
ingly OF the present status OF the Mornon Church
and more especially Of the effect OF the Edmunds
law.
"Yes, all possible devices calculated 20 hood
wink the authorities are practiced ~ the Nor.
mons. They feel that the issue lies between the
law of man and the law OF God aud hey prefer
the brief punishment on earth 20 eternal damna-
ton hereafter. Weconsder polygamy divine In
Junction, and one on which our welfare beyond
the grave most particularly depends, ana poiyg.
amy cannot he crushed out by any weight OF law.
"les, we are anxious 70 get into the Onion. We
know that our troubles would then he practically
over. OF course we have good deal more than
the necessary population and the democrats are
anxious 20 have US In soon the scheme can
possibly be worked. They want control OF the
Senate and they want our electoral votes. and We
are ready 10 give them what they ask An agree
ment has been made between our people aud the
denocrauc party managers that In case tab 10
admitted our senators and Representatives viii act
on the democratic side, aud our electoral vote 10
be given the same way. La return we are 90 lie lee
alone know that President Cleveland fayors the
Idea as a matter OF party policy, and that the
cabinet agrees with him
"Of course parties are nothing TO ~; all we
want Is a chance 20 cling TO ouI faith undisturbed
a2o We are ready 10 grasp Al any political meals
Tor bringing such a result. As the Edmunds law
Is purely republican measure we have nothing
TO hope for IRON tnat party-hence The bargain
Bishop Mcknight Is on Ills way 60 New York and
thence Will come 10 tnis city. His eldest son has
been consul al ST. Helena Tor over ten years, re-
ceiying the place from President Grant This
son was educated abroad and has no liking for
Mormonisin Besides the consul, Bishop Nc
Knight has eleven other children and aas been q
bridegroom fve times. Three OF his wives are
dead and now as be expresses it, nc has "but one
wife under the Edmunds law
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The Courts.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e Or.
Saturday, Benner agt Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Co; leave 70 amend declaration. Ben
ner agt Clark; demurrer to declaration argued.
HELEN agt. Mclean ct al; demurrer TO declaration
overruled and leave to plead In ten days
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Clabaugh agt King; opinion by Judge
James Diminishing bill without prejudice. HUI agt
Crogan; do. do, afnrming decree below. Lord
DO Oy JaSgs asSnst Sye ca Sg
Chief Justice Bingham, dismissing bill with costa
Beck agt Beck; do. do. reversing decree below
and directing decree OF divorce
To-day George Armstead, assault with intent
to XII; guilty Of assault Thomas Page, larceny;
recognizance forfeited Edward T. Davis. larceny;
plead guilty.
RourrY Couxr-ymdOe Meyrsck.
To-day, Narryman agt Bigeiow; sale finally rat
iled Zane agt whitney; DO New Orleans
PsSs k.. S ;S sS sss su 50
tained and bill dismissed Scnaifer agI scnaiier;
auditors report confirmed. Brown agt. Brown;
testimony before g. Ingie ordered taken.
POLICE CoURT-ysd0e Swell
To-day, Rose Harris, colored, profanity; IS or
days John Downey, disorderiy conduct; IS OF Is
daya Waller Hunt do; 90 John simon, colored.
coscred. profanity; s or 7dayA Peter Cnurcnili
cOiored. profanity; 8 O. DAYS antonio Chic.
g Q: Is Gay. %. w% w ::
y VIM TSyior, colored, throwing stones; S Or Is
days ia 2itcheil, colored, profanity IN . bar
or 50 dayA Isaac williamA DO; DO. ChsA. Ian
caster, cclxsd. proisn,ty; 8 @ dsy z. Robert
john Atchison, vagrancy; bonds or 20 dayA ThoA
Davis colored, violating polce regulations; IS o.
Is dayA VIM Johnson HI Howard and Ineopht
esch. Dossie Frispse, oASogoerH conduct; personal
6onda Andrew Zureka and Antonio Maxtinolich,
o6surceing sfrsst; 6 each. Alfred BsoaduA col
orsd assault; s o. Is dayR PatSick Hurry,
ssaais; personal bondA
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Baseball Affairs,
TIE JOINT COMMITTEE ON REVISION or TIE RULES m
SESSION PITTSBURQ.

PrTTsBURG. Nov. lathe joint committee Of the
National League and American Association on the
revision Of the baseball rules met at the Hotel
Anderson In this city, at 103 O'Clock this morning
Chicago: Day, New York, and Scandrett, Of Pitts
burg, the latter representing Rogers, OF Phila-
Phelps, Louisville; Williams, Cleveland, and
Barnie, Baltimore. The meeting Is being held
with closed doors and nothing can be learned be-
fore adjournment this afternoon. 1t Is probable
that the rule allowing base hit base on balls
will be abolished, and that the rule relating to
bunting" will be further amended.
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Nd,ne
Mama
Warrington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
6; 5O5yssr fund: 3-65s. 1924 currency. i17S bid,
1SH ssked Washington aud Georgetown Railroad
5d. 40 asked National Union Insurance, Is bid,
Insurance, 62 asked ColumbiA lnsursnce, LIZ. bid,
Washington r, Brick Machine. 200 bid farmers and
little Insurance 125 bid: chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. 761s bid. 80 asked. u s. Electric
l201+ bid. l22 asked. Franklin Insurance, 40
BID bid, 40 asked WASHINGTON Market Co. n asked
Washington Market Co. IS, il2k bid. lie esked-
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AUCTION SALES.
NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

II UNCANSON bfOS, AuCtlOutttB.
PAWNBROKERS SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES, CONSISTING OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. GOLD CHAINS, DIAMOND EAR
RINGS. inns UDS RINGS. AND COLLAR
BUTTONS, PEARL EAR RINGS, NECKLACES
L0CkETs, AND RINGS SAPPHIRE kINGS
TON.
on Tuesday MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY.
SECOND. at TWELVE CLOCK M will sell at the
auction rooms Of Duncanson Bros. 9th and sts n w.
S9aitty OF unredeemed pledges Parties interested
>. PHILIP WALLACE. Broker.
II l.Al4 ct n
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.
SPECIAL SALE
AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

ARTISTIC AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
Embracing in Part:
ARTISTIC MAHOGANY PARLOR FURNITURE. IN
SEPARATE PIECES. BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLS-
TERED IN SILK. PLUSH AND VELVET:
CATHEDRAL CHAIR. UPHOLSTERED IN
MIXED RAW SILK: MAHOGANY AND BRASS
CORNER CABINET COUCHES AND EASY
CHAIRS; MAHOGANY TABLES AND Pc
DESrALS: ARTISTIC LAMPS; OBJECTS OF
AIT; ARTISTIC MIRRORS. PAINTINGS AND
BRONZES; CHOICE JAPANESE PORCELAINS
AND POTTERY; FINE TURKISH CARPETS
AND RUGS; wINDOw-HANGINds AND POR-
THERE'S; MANTEL CLOCK SETS; SUPERB I'M
PORTED ORNAMENTS AND ARTICLES OF
vERTU; ELEGANT CHINA AND TABLE DEC
CITATIONS; SUPERIOR CHAMBER FURNI-
TURF IN CHERRY AND ASH; VERY HAND
SOME DINING-ROOM FURNITURE; CANDEI-
ABRAS AND MANTEL DECORATIONS; MAT.
TRESsEs AND BEDDING: SUPERIOR HALL
FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERED IN LEATHER
TOGETHER WITH KITCHEN FURNITURE
AND REQUISITES, BEING THE ENTIRE CON.
TENTS OF PRIVATE RESIDENCE RE-
MOVED TO MY AUCTION ROOMS FOR CON-
VENIENCE OF SALE
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER EIGHT
EENTH 1851, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, within
collection Of goods, which carefully sslected aud
Of the beat The attention OF psriea
desiring nrstciHss articles IL directed to this sale
Mat
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA
FOR SALE--HOUSES.


E'oR sALE-2' VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
someiy-turnished Houses will sell with or without
furnlure one on 10Th st., Of Dupont Circle other
On ni io.n s' L. Oh H. l. ave- Hill Is,s e.
9 pW sEA1iHiNNoNLY w $1,000 NEW THREE STORY
T9oms hath and pantry dry hight concreted cellar.
to , l4sh-s street cara sIEIGER 8 LIEBERMANN,
j. K. HEREFORD.
EOR sALE-,A BARGAIN-NEAR 10TH ST. NV,
- 2-st2ry and basement bay window. rs. and bath.
sk7 i rsse stSGS. Terms easy 1HoS e. HEN
EOR SALE OR RENT-FURNIsHED-l34 YER
y mont ave- NV. 10 RS Price, $l4,5OO: Rent. 1900
am mouth THOo. g MaENsEi.
bath st m /: in splendid condition price $4,000;
to = m and FROM to q pm TAOs e MENsEY.
F9R sALE,so2 21sT ST. NV, THREE STORY
Movements N Tscclass repair excellent location:
Also House Very fashionably located. on st.. near
connecticut ave. a. bargain tE1ain;;,spopornu
EOR sALE-$1.5OO-FOUR az NEW. NEAT AND
I attractive Frame Dwellings, Nos. 1926 2S-3O AID
zen Park price 500 each easy terms
O'MEAhA CO.. 22S 9TH ST. s.w. o17-3m
EOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR LOTS WELL
~ iocat d. the following properties Capitol
HILL either Tor Investments or homes for persons in
moderate circumstances We can make terms easy and
satisfactory thereby giving the purchaser oppor
tunty To buy with small addition to the rental value
Of the property.
New house on 2dst- near Mass. ave., with bay win.
dow Iron steps, stone trimmings, cellar, back build
ing rooms ba h. latrobe, range, slate mantels and
very complete and beautiful house under lease $500
per year; price $500.
New house I'd st.. near st e. story and base
ment rooms and BATH range, latrobe slate and wood
antels and plate mirror rented $40 per year price
$1,000.
New Groom house on ST., I'd st. n.e., 2-story
and basemen gas water. latrobe, slate and wood
tes piate mirror rented $50 per year price 800.
New broom and cellar brick house st &c., near
9TH ST.; rented 20 per year; price 1880
o1J-1m DANENHOWER i son, Ills at n w
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Charged with Forgery.
MAN CHARGED WITH vICTIMIZISG SEVERAL PER

MAN CHANGED WITH DIV EhAL fEh-
SONS.
The detectives are on the lookout for young
white man named Antrim Van Buren,, who is
wanted here on charge Of forgery and embezzle-
ment, he having hastily left the city on Friday
evening" Van Buren, halls from New York. but has
been here for some three months engaged as a
solicitor for VIM. Koch, Of the Washington Jour
nal and OF the program OF Albaughs Opera House.
He boarded at No. 40 9Th street northwest. ON
Tuesday last, 1t is charged, he drew an order on
r. o. Edmonston in favor OF his employer, Mr..
Koch, for 500, and, endorsing Mr.. koch's name
thereon, took It to Anton Lehman, wood and coal
dealer, who accepted II In payment OF his *. ~
account and gave Van Buren, $50 change. On the
next day, IL is charged, he presented check for
500 at Schwng Clarke's purporting TO be drawn
by Mr. Lehman. son OF Mr.. Lehman employed
there at once pronounced IL forgery. Van Bu-
rem it is charged, also induced MIR. p. II. Christ
man, OF the Jockey Club, 10 cash check In his
own name for $50 which is said to- be worthless.
The case was not reported TO the police till Friday
evening, and 1T was found that Van Buren, had left
a few hours be ore, leaving, IL is stated, board
bill unpaid, and also some recefpted bills In the
hands OF some OF MIR. kochs customers
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Capt. Griffin,s Mission.

HR RETURNS AFTER INSPECTING RAILROADS AND
LIGHTING SYSTEMS IN SEVERAL CITIES.
Capt. Eugene Griffin, OF the engineer depart
ment, has returned to the city. During the past
eleven days he has visited New York, Chicago De-
trot and st. Paul for the purpose OF examining the
systems used in putting wires underground. In
cdentally he was directed to investigate the sub
tects OF electric and cable railways, and improved
forms Of street sweepers. Capt Grtf1n declined TO
time to digest the information he has gathered.
When this is done 1t will be sent to the District
Commissioners who expect to incorporate 1t in
their annual report. He said that wherever he
went every facility for thorough comprehension
Of the matters was given him by the various city
officials and those OF the different companies In
Detroit he saw the new system of lighting the
city by electric lights placed In what Is called
tower.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd, November 14.-virsinia skies,
consolidated a; do ten forties 364: do. new threes
62;s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November 14-Cotton steady and
9uiet-middling iOAa1O2s. Flour quiet and stesdy--
3OOa36O: do. family, 5a4. 30: city mills SUPER
also: do. extra, 3.UOa3.62: do. Rio brands, 1 25a
LOO: Patapsco superative patent, 5.5; do. family,
49O Wheat--southern easier; red. SOaS3; amber, SO
SOz.; November, S0a.Sl; December. SlAaS21 :
January, S3AaS4,s. Corn-southern trm: white. 4Ss
53 yellow, 47a50; western. frm; mixed. SPOT, 5lH
year. 3Oss31x bid January, 5la5 N. Oats firm and
Qqiet-southern and Pennsylvania, 30s35: western
white. Soa36: western mixed, 33a34. Rye firm, 6ua
~. Hay easy and quiet-priins TO choice western,
G1saSA. Bacon-shoulders. 7sSH clear rib s.des,
81; hams, l2a12e4. Lard-refned, 8. Butter firIn-
western packed. l7a2O: creamery, 22A25. ExRs
STEADY. 49, Petroleum ,steady,refned. Coffee
Sugar steady-A soft, 675; copper refined easier
1I3s12 Whisky steady and quiet. IAs1. Is Freghts
to Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton. I'D: hour,
wheat. 49, 700 bushels: corn 3D. 100 bushels oats,
9.1OO bushels; rye 700 bushels. Shipments-hour
$500 barrels: wheat, 5000 bushels. Saies-wheat
l2S,2OO bushels: corn, 34SOO bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, November IA, IL .. Nall the
the opening. and made prices higher. The May and
December options were in par cularly good request
he latter started out at 73. &c higher than Satur-
days closing PRICE quickly going to 49,. and then
within minutes advanced to 47L &c higher than
it was Saturday. Pork easy and lower January
selling at 1292H then at H. 90 and later picking up
to 1900: At II O'Clock December wheat was selling
May oats, 301sa3O4 January pork. 1900. January
short RIBS. 6o7H. January lard, 6.60.
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IDTr1.
DIED.
low. On Noyemhcr Il. lsS7. or. JOHN q


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west, On wednesday, November 40. al = 80 o. m
DI6LEY On sunday. November l3. 1887 OF II Is
two months. eldest the late H. IL D.. Biflsy aud
Mary Alice Bailey.
Eighth street noTthw,ss Wednesday. o'eioci p =.
BRADY. At Irvington. n. " on November 10.
1Ss1 Of pulmonary heinorrh yes. M. VIRGINIA.
r. wife Of Luther a. Brad. aged forty -sx years
Funeral at Mount Vernon Place cnUrch Tuesday.
BR.MLEY. ON November IL. lss7. EDWARD
isst, NEiIiE ii. nRosII.Ei. ~ ., three year.. 10:
>N Doares, loved ones. we mn.t las thee
In the pencsiu graves enIbrsss.
Ba, tly nsla ,,a1 !. win b e a
Funeral services will take place from their psrrnts
rssiiancs loi2 Thirty-se..,nd street Vest wssbn~-
Is Ss r., NS,s an. s nj sSi
tend.
NJ, 40 M WN nj B.yoWN beloved hn.hsni 81
Mary K brown aged GO years. s months. and days.
r,,,ar., xri t.le ,l,c. from nj, late ,e.,de,c. M
1l9 see' ssatises :. 1I Enessr lsse
csaSEy. ON Noyember Ia. 1851. a, 40 an
IsABEiI.E beloved wife OF William 5arnsy and
viaow of the late VIM Hepryl 4 native OF aelf.st
coansy Of Antrim. Ireland. in lie i:tysi.ih year 4
We thank You for the pstient smile
When lie hunser pain was sns~ins there
wsSiss: you kSr DE pisss;. mi, wore.
We are thank tul You are gone. Mothsr
Where grief can't reach you more
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onicial returns from All the counties In Pennsyk
vaDia give Hart lrep) Tor state treasurer plural.
fly OF 44.sSs.
one Of the steel cruiser Atlanta's largo anchors
was lost al Newport saturday. the pin 10 the
shackliDg slipping out A diver at me TORPEDO
station was sent for. one 90 the flagship Rich
monds big anchors was lost IN the same way q
few weeks ago, and IL has hot been recovered.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Opinions Announced TO.day-Cases OF
Local and General Interest.

In the United states Supreme Court to-day In
the case OF Jane c. Hitz against John s. jerks
VIM. II. jerks and others, on appeal from the
District Supreme Court, the decree of the lower
court was affirmed as there was no evidence Of the
allegation OF fraud found. The case grew out OF
the failure OF the German National Bank. Mrs.
Hitz signed deed to Miss Crane, and she
afterwards set up the plea Of fraud that
she did not understand the document when she
signed. The lower court held the deed to be valid
and the Supreme Court afirms that. In the case
OF Joseph hug ct al against the STATE OF Louisiana
motion to have the mayor Of New Orleans and
the lessees OF the public markets OF That city at
tacneQ Tor contempt the court held that the mo-
ton was not specific enough to BILE to act also
That II should be supported by affidavit. Leave
was granted TO file an amended motion. In this
case the motion sent up from the counsel at New
Orleans was tiled by counsel here. 1t set forth
that the mayor and leSSeeS had ignored a writ OF
error OF the supreme Court, and had proceeded to
carry out decree OF the State court, and asked
that they be attached for contempt. In accordance
with the leave granted counsel at once began the
fied. '''O VI '''' '' ''''
What is known as the "Driven Well patent which
ha been several times before the United States
Supreme Court, and which has always heretofore
been sustained, was to-day declared invalid In an
opinion by Justic Blatchford, based upon the
record In case number 10, Andrews Green and
from the United states Circuit Court for the SOUTH
ern district OF Iowa. This court holds that the
fact now made 10 appear for the first time In the
Driven Well litigation that the invention was used
In public at Cortland, n. Y, by others than Green
more tn n two years before application for patent
validity The decree OF the Circuit Court In favor
OF the alleged infr1nger, HOvey, Is affirmed.
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THE RUMORED CABINET CHANGES
Generally Believed thas Mr.. Dlckinson
VIII Enter the Cabinet

It is very generally believed that Don 4. Dicatn-
son viii accept, or has already Mgnined his &C
ceptance Of the Postmaster 0eneraiship The pro-
gram OF changes win probably be carried out that
has already been suggested-Mr. Lamar going on
the Supreme Bench, NJ. villas into the Interior De-
Rartment and Mr.. Diclinson In tho fost-Omce
Department
4 Detroit dispatch says M. Dlcainson to-day
telegraphed his acceptance to the PTo00enk
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EDUCATIONAL.

KO CENrsALEss0N FOR THOROUGH INsTRUo-
w ton the Piano by . professor Of lsrro n.
persncs doth in this country and in Europe Publ
advanced rapidly. N. R-The above low rates sre for
Star once. lts
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I'd EDITION..
Latest HbleglanS to The Star.
SENATOR VANCE INJURED.
Thrown EPem . Wagon and DaA1y Cat
ON the Head.

AsHEvrLLE, N. c., Nov. 14,-Saturday afternoon
Senator Vance, while riding in o road wagon on
road leading to his residence near Black Mountain,
received a cut about 3 inches long, reach
ing to the bone. DR., John A. watson,
reached the senator early sunday morning. He
dressed the wound and left him In satisfactory
condition. The injury though severe, Is not DAN
ger0ua